Humanitarian Aid: Permaculture's Biggest Opportunity: Part 1

[@Cringeosaurus]

I think at some point the decision has to be weighed whether people want to make a lot of money doing this or just give the information needed to heal the planet without expecting to make a lot of money off of it. From my perspective, not being a privileged person, it seems like a lot of permaculture information, design, and education is behind a pay wall that is inaccessible to a lot of people who would actually be willing to put the work in. Just an observation from someone who has had to do all the information gathering, action, and implementation without coming from a background of financial privilege.

[@permaculture_institute_na]

This was free! So are all our livestreams and interviews. Many of the classic permaculture texts can be found for free. One has to be willing to work at their own permaculture in order to make money from it, or not and just give good information to the masses. Either way, you gotta learn the skills and practice and then get to work. Document your journey and your learning, you will be happy you did!

[@EK1626]

I liked what he said to get the information out so it can be better for everyone!

[@permaculture_institute_na]

For sure!

[@mkbnett]

Any body else find the music to be too loud in the beginning and the bird sound effects, too?

[@permaculture_institute_na]

Yes and I made it! haha The next 2 are more roped in.